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Dear Jack, Dear Louise
Theatre18 to 35

Dear Jack, Dear Louise

Oil Lamp Theater is seeking submissions for strong actors for its production of Dear Jack, Dear Louise written by Ken Ludwig. Elizabeth Mazur Levin, Oil Lamp Theater's Artistic Director, will direct. Dear Jack, Dear Louise U.S. Army Captain Jack Ludwig, a military doctor stationed in Oregon, begins writing to Louise Rabiner, an aspiring actress and dancer in New York City, hoping to meet her someday if the war will allow. But as the war continues, it threatens to end their relationship before it even starts (Concord Theatricals).

Apply by Oct 10, 2026View details
Red
Theatre18 to 35

Red

New York, 1958. Mark Rothko takes on the largest commission in modern art and hires a young assistant who dares to ask what the work is meant to do. Content: Depression and mental anguish; a character recounts the violent death of his parents. Strong language. Physically demanding painting sequences with paint on skin and costume.

Apply by Oct 9, 2026View details
Come Sail Away
Theatre18 to 35

Come Sail Away

An experience built on yacht rock, the smoothest music ever recorded, best enjoyed with an ocean breeze and a sweater tied over your shoulders. Think Michael McDonald and the Doobie Brothers, Hall & Oates, Christopher Cross, Kenny Loggins, Toto, Steely Dan, Ambrosia, Boz Scaggs, Seals & Crofts, Player, Firefall, Robbie Dupree, Gerry Rafferty, Nicolette Larson, Brenda Russell, Billy Ocean, Bill Withers, and every artist who ever sang about the sea with a glass of white wine in hand. The audience comes aboard for the night as we cruise out of Coronado.

Apply by Oct 9, 2026View details
CLUE
Theatre18 to 35

CLUE

A dinner party at a remote mansion, six guests with secrets, a blackmailer, and a body. The classic board game and fan-favorite film becomes a fast-moving farce for a company of eleven.

Apply by Oct 9, 2026View details
Bandstand
Theatre18 to 35

Bandstand

Cleveland, 1945. Donny Novitski returns from the Pacific and builds a swing band of fellow veterans to win a national radio contest, and finds that the music carries what none of them can say aloud. Content: War and its aftermath, including combat trauma, grief, and references to the liberation of Dachau and a German POW camp. Alcohol use. Some strong language. 1940s period hair styling; any change to hair color or style will be discussed at the callback.

Apply by Mar 9, 2027View details
Passers by
Film18 to 35

Passers by

Human connection can be found even in the most unexpected and uncomfortable moments. In a hospital waiting room, four characters wait for very different reasons. One is waiting for his father, who has suffered an unexpected heart attack; another is waiting for his girlfriend, who is in labour; a frat boy is dealing with the consequences of taking things too far at a party; and a young girl is preparing for plastic surgery. Coming from completely different backgrounds and carrying their own stories, they form an unexpected bond as they confront their fears, aspirations, and uncertainties. Despite their differences, they all share one thing in common: the uncertainty of what awaits them beyond the hospital doors.

Apply by Sep 28, 2026View details

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